WILL REPORT TODAY. Prudential Committee Voted Against Accepting the Gift. BOSTON, March 23. Tho prudential commllteo and tho committee of ministers minis-ters who oppooed tho acceptance of tho gift went Into secret session at Congregational Congre-gational Iioubo at 0:30. Not until ncarlv thrco and a half hours later were tho doors of the committee-room opened, and Secretary Barton announced that the committee had voted unanimously not to mako any statements concerning tho action ac-tion taken with reference to tho Rockefeller Rocke-feller gift until tomorrow, when a formal statement would bo Issued Dr. Barton said, however, that tho report re-port of the 6Ub-eommllteo on the question ques-tion of accepting the gift, notwithstanding notwithstand-ing tho protest, was unanimous. Ho would not disclose in any way the nature na-ture of this report. He admitted that tho prudential committee had taken somo definite voto In regard to accoptlng the gift, "but it was deemed best not to announce an-nounce It until tomorrow, because tho resolutions res-olutions passed by the entire committee were not In complete form, and because they had not been officially communicated to tho proteutlnc committee